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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28
MORKINGCLASSES 49,! 80. Pei.

prepared "a furnish all Glasses with employ
ment az home, the whole 81 the time, or fOr
theirsp are moments Business new, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from - % cents 20 $40 per evening, and
a proportional sum hy devoting all their
time 10 the business. Bows and girls earn
nearly a. much a. men. That all who see
this NAV send their address, and test the
business, we make This offer. To ouch rs re
not well satisfied We viii send one dollar TO
pay for the trouble 81 writing. Pun par
iiculars Addrrss ESQ 7TIN-ON AGO.
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THE JOURNAL.

THERE Is no danger Of the Demo-
Gratis nominating Governor Hill,
Of New York. He would suit the
Republicans; they could beat him a.
easily as anybody. He iseniphatical-
~ a representative Democrat, and is
entitled 70 the nomination. He has
catered 20 the whisky element Of
New York; he Is a tariff refOrmer;"
he il an opponent Of "civil service
reform" and an advocate Of the
JacksoniRn principle Of, "To the
victims belong the spoils." II the
Democracy possessed the courage of
their convictions, they would nOmi-
nate him, but they haven't Cleve-
land will be chosen. He has enough
OF policy i'm his composition 10 make
him an available candidate. But
tina; ''luck" attributed o. him Will
fail him thi- time lie has be,n h,-
duccd To show his hand since bc
became Presiden AID he haa - - 80
Lee his 3i-aivanta zoe.
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Mr.. MoSEs FoRT. editor OF the
TribVa,, Of Minden, Ia, felt called
upon 60 holseWhip. coWhidc. or per
furate with sword or pistol. the body
Of Mr.. r. r.. Boyle. the editor of hi>
brother contemporary, the Monitor.
The latter gentleman positively re-
fused to he whipped or perforated.
However, a meeting between the
two was arranged. and the high
toned pair fought like stevedore~ or
clOd-hOppers with their fists. one
Of the combatants was struck on The
proboscis 10y his adversary'~ weapon,
but the wound is not fatal. White
winged peace reigns in Minden, Ia,
now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

TYrE-wRlrINv hy telegraph, i- one
ui the latest novelties in the clcctri-
al world. Al. old Philadelphia tele-
graTh operator named Mclaughlin
hiss invented typewriter which
transmits writing by telegraph. and
toy means ui O. duplicate mschiIe 81
the other end OF the wire, the writ
ing is Transcribed 81 one and IA,
same time thai the sender b. opera
ting, the shifting Of tine carriage al
the end of the line heing automatic.
The plan contemplated H. 10 sell the
machine io -ub- i''r-. who by th,
system 81 central exchange. The
telephone, c4h call up anoth, sub
scriler, and whether .ic person ad
dressed he al the machine or not O.
message can be left him, which b.,
can read at his machine when lac re-
turns. No third person can tap th,
wires or take a message which is be-
ng sent.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE WITH
WILL ANNEXED.

STATE or KANSAS
COUNTY 80 SALINE
In the Probate Court ia and for said Coun-
".
In %, matter of the estate Of n. r. Gil
ium decreased
MOTTO r g. iFrshf given. That Letters Of
~ administration with . 900 annexed. have
tss-u granted o. THE uuIrr~i -uci Oh the -
.atc oi ~. ID. Gillum. i4fc nl said County,
deceased hy the honorable, the probate
court Of the county aud stale Aforesaid, dated
the = dav 90 June A.. D.. ISL. Nov. an er-
sons having claims against sail estate are
hereby notified that they must present the
same % the undersigned Tor allowarc
within wear from the fiufs 81 AID letters,
or they uiay b. urf-rius'sd from au ny benefit
OF such estates and fllst DO such claims be
mot tZuihiffd within fhrrr Years after The
date az said Litter. they shall o. 10 reyef
barred. EuW ARD A. GfLfrM
CHARLES p. GILIrM.
AIFEEU o. HILLtM n.
Administrators with VII Anne2 ed.
June -. Is>7.
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AHNAIEN TO be made. cut
MI NE and return 10 Us, and
~ will send you someth ing
free. something Of great value aud lmpor-
lance 20 you. that viii start YOU In business
which viii bring you In more money right
away than anything else In the world. Any
one can do the work and live AZ home.
Either sex; all ages. Something new, that
Just coins money for all workers. We will
start you: capital not needed. This u one
OF the genuine important chances Of a life
time. Those who are ambitious and enter
prising will not DELAY. Grand outft free.
Address TRUE a Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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NEWTON Republican: We are told
every day that Grover Cleveland
must be respected and honored be-
cause he is president Of the United
states. A good many ShO are rais-
ing that note showed their respect
for Abraham Lincoln, when he was
president, by calling him gorilla
aud a "blOod-stained ape"
DURING the past two years the
Cook county thieves i'm Chicago
sto. Z a cool million out of the public
treasury The boodlers pncketei
kan.W0 20 s25.OO0 each, and might
have stolen double that amount, fo'
O. taxpayers, innocent soul, didD
know what was going on.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

Gov. HILL, Of New York, Is book
ed to speak at half a dozen aEricul-
tural fairs through the state during
September. Here he has the advan-
tage Of Cleveland, vino has en-
tangled himself for that month in a
lot Of city engagements. Grover,
however, can't talk crops and crack
Jokes with the farmers. He don't
know how.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

PPoF. HOss, an educator ni o..
nOwn iu Kansas. in his -chou' Cd. rr-
atory, said at the { hauiaU4ua .--
-emhly that Patrick Henry 49,. moi
much at statesman. but that il Ws-
his oratory that gave birth To ihi- re-
public. I'm his speech, IN which b,
said, II care not what cour~, other
may take, hut a. for me, give mo
liberty or give me death, % il was all
in the way he said 10 that sent the
shock across the ocean which So
thoroughly electrified all England.
John Adams caught the refrain ana
closed his famous speech with the-,
immortal words. independence,
now ard independence forever"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

IoHN t,RELN colorcd now resid-
ing IN ludisna. has brought suit for
tN.on damages ia tur United states
Court Al Louisville. against seven
citizens Of Hart County, Kentucky.
whom he charges with "Kukiux-
ing him IN july. isS6. He alleges
the party took him into the woods
one night and heat him severely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

BlSHors lately appointed by the
Pope a. Rome are 81 follows: Rev.
Jaines o'Reilly, Of Wichita, Kan,
Rev Richard samuel, Of Concordia,
Kan Rev. Thomas Bouscon, Of
Lincoln Neh., and Rev. Maurice
sourke, Of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

NEXT Monday will be Gram
Army day at Chautauqua assembly
now in sessiuB at Topeka. Gov.
Martin will preside. DIR. J. z. New
man will deliver the memorial ad-
dress at 10 a. IN. subject "Grant and
Logan" Dr. Newman was the di-
vine who preached Grants funeral
sermon. Addresses will be made al
p. m. al the assembly by General
J. NJ. futile, department command
er G.. \. II. Of Iowa. The following
are expected To speak: Hon. J.. B
Plumb, United States senator from
Kansas; Colonel T. II. Seward. de
partment commander; Colonel W
r. Hepburn, congressman from
Iowa. Al O'Clock a camp fire viii
be held in the big tent, conducted
By Major I. J. Anderson.
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THE extent Of the late Senator Lo-
gans's estate, according to the ap
praisal, is $3.50. In view OF thi.
fact, how beastly appears the attack.
Of a partizan press, three years ago
when IL was alleged that Senate
Logan had used his public position
20 secure an interest in land Syndi-
cate, from which he could realize a.
extensive fortune. Ii il too bad tina
public men Who are really clean car
not have that justice done them
during life time, to which they ar
entitled. u il but little enrouag,
ment to men To make and pr,--r,.
spOtless records when p.r..ga.
press is ever willing to wiling an,
traduce them.
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Sheriff'S Proclamation.
Notice OF special Election.
STATE OF KANSAS
SALINE tuTNTF.t


SALINE toTNrF.t
~HFETFF-~ oFFICE. 4. D.. Isss
WHEREAS. On the sHh day 81 June. A. T.
49, the hrart 81 county commissioners 81
saline county. Kansas. i-r uc duly f-urr-
Neurl 300 -rff ltI session. I'D the ufiicf uf be-
county clerk vf said couufy. pursuant fu
tho sia ute- iu such en--- made and pro-
Ntosd. made and cuferrsI of rreuni tho fni-
loFlug nrslsr. in-wit.
lu the m1firr nf the ~ufst rlrfsum tn tho
capital rfnTE ni fnr ssIffIHu1 aIlfF. frF nm
a cult rfiieag company - Solomon town
ship ~tllus- rts-lIft- p fu-f-.
NHFEEA~. 8 r-fiiton IuiN ~iEucd ht Al
Ia9 lur and 81 ufI, ~. 81 resident faVrsTfrs of
solomon 49, By. Saline ctufutT. state of
kau-a,- ll1 i7eiiE more thsEu fwo-rffn- ..,-f
Of she resident taEpaErr- ~ siid tnu-nsh hip
hls been on this aulh dew 0f June. A. H.
lts1. presented to the iul8rd of uHuufs ruru-
mis=ioners uf the -1tG cHuufy uf ~slifs. for
there being present. Auson Wlfler, chairman.
and A. T. Dodge ard =. W. Burke. msfml-sr,
Thereof, constituting a iull board and 10
zenn sargent. clerk of said county and clerk
Of said hoarti. which suid petition with the
signatures thereto omitted, In the words and
figures following. to-wit:
PETITION.
10 fhe HoHorabie Beand- ~ CouafB Coainiis-
sioHfrs 81 Saline CDuafu. 10 ~ Sfafe q
Eansas.
We, the undersigned, vour petitioners, each
being resident taxpayer % solomon Town
ship IN saline county, state % knnsae, re-
submit % the qualified electors of said town
ship for their Acceptance or REJECTION. a. .
special election 90 BE- orliered b. your hun
orable body, under and IN pursuance Of the
laws 81 the state % knnaas. and an act en-
itiedi "An 81 % snahis c1uafiel, toEn-
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TII0 TTUrTTHIITTUW WUU -NITT0Ts
Now. therefore. I, ". ". Bartlett. shsrifi
Of said county OF Saline, In pursuance ami hy
virtue Of said order. do hereby proclaim and
make known that on Tuesday. the sth day
Of August, 4. D., Isl, a special election viii
be held In the said township Of solomon for
the purpose Of voting ON the question and
proposition im the above order coutai red,
and that the said election viii he held az the
usual place Of holding general elections In
said township. and In the manner provided
by law for holding general elections.
Witness my hand and official signature
this lst day Of July. A. D.. lss7.
W. W. BARTLETT,
sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas.
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sTATE nFKANsAsL

Now. therefore. !. W. W. BARTLETT sheriff
uf S4iilrnuutv OF saline in pursuance and
hr virtue Of said order, do hereby pro-
claim and make known that on Tues
day, the 9th day 81 August, A. d.,
township OF Dayton. fUr she purpose OF vot-
ing upon the question and proposition in the
ahaye order contained. and that said
election viii lle held a. the usual place OF
holding general elections In said township.
and In the manner provided 10y law for hold
ing general elections.
Witness ms hand ami official signature
this % day of July, A. D., lsS-.
". ". BkHrLETr,
sheriff OF saline County Kansas
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U. s. GRANT PITZER
PriUate Sale
OF A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
..F.ARM.-m

e--~-s1fa-~-S
TIME UNDERSIGNED in behalf Of the
heirs of John q. Small deceased. offers
az private sale that valuable farm located on
the Martinsburg and Williamsport pike,
about A miles from Martinsburg consisting
OF 1876 acres of valuable farming land, most
ly limestone, about rs acres OF il good tim.
Der. There is on IL q comfortable dwelling
house, a Swi,zer barn, never failing well,
csterns. Smoke House, Carnage House,
chicken House and Spring honsp, ALEC an or
chard of excellent fruit, also "a spring ON the
the eastern side of the tarm and runnis &
water three iourtbs Of the year. About fifty
acres now well act in grass. This, from To-
cation, character o. soil aud bulldogs is one
of the most desirable farms 10 the Shenan.
doah Valley
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third cash, re-
mainder in two equal pa, ments at one and
two yenrs. with interest and TO be secured
by a lien on t. premises.
Call on or address.
JOHN NJ SMALL
Aug 20Ih, 1877 Bedington, Berkeley Go
West Virginia.
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Notary Public

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment of Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner of Court,
offer my services to persons having BUSH
ness in those lines, promising to faithfully and
promptly execute all duties.
Gss- Office 1T Law Office Of Mr.. J. Nelson
Wisuer
nov,l U. s. GRANT PlTZER.
BIZ arrangement auth Maurice Lang
horne, Esq attorney, Washington, ID. @.
am able to secure prompt action on euery
Pension matter. Old Soldier and al
persons hdving business NTH any Of the
Government Depa, tme1tts at Washington
should giUe me q call.
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Special Locals.
NO ONE MAN SHOE HOUSED


NO ONE MAN SHOE HOUSED
Our Shoes are for everybody.
Welcome, Knights of Labor
Welcome. knights of Honor.
Welcome, every tribe and Nation.
All welcome to the Great Shoe
House Of C. p. HEKRING e. co.
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
Bargains at Gettinger & HOke S.
90
THIS MEANS JUST WHAT iT SAYS.
JOB LOTS, ODD LOTS AND OLD LOTS
OF SHOES TO BE CLOSEDUUr WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST.
We have 10 pairs Misses fine Pebble side
lace, prime philadelphia make. heg1Iar
price 500 Now $l.J0
lot Misses lasting plain and tipped
CATERS. Regula. price, Sl.T5 TO S2.25 ;
Now soc.
A lotiniaut's and children's slippers and
lace shoes. Regular price, soc 70 Sl.25 ;
Now 2jc TO close,
a great many others at similar rates, to
clean out oGd lots.
GETTlNGER a. IlOKE.
Queen Street.
ARCTIC oDA WATER and DeepRock a
GlIBRT'S rug Store. May7 2m
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP
Don't be afraid to tramp when
you are tramping with our shoes
You'll never tramp them out. You
have to throw them away to get rid
of them. Everybody welcome at our
store.
C.P. HERRING 4 cos,
Corner Queen and Martin Streets.
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE.
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Rev. Geo. Widmeyer, who was for many
years local preacher IN the u. b. Church,
and father OF the lameuted Rev. J. ".
Widmeyer died at home near Berkeley
Springs, Aug. o, 1887, aged 81 years, 9
months and days.
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London & Paris.

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London & Paris.
HUCKLEBERRIEs are plentiful.
"Did you notice 1.-THE circus?
London & Paris.
MARTINsBURa to the front for PFC
mics.
THE picnic season is drawing to a
close
THE Distillery will not resume oper-
alton until October LIST.
WE have been having some spendid
rains during the week
THE bicycle craze, like all other
crazes has taken "sneak."
OWING to the hardness of ''pay day"
business has been generally dull.
THE B. 81 o. shopmen began the ten
hour system on Monday last.
MOSQUITOES are letting up, while
pavements are being let down.
THERE has been a decrease of rail-
road accidents during the closing week.
A NEW school house is being built at
Ridenour's at the edge of town.
THE partnership existing between
Messrs. Aler and Wysong has been dis
solved.
RICHARD SAYLEs. while handling a
rife last Sunday, accidentally shot a
bullet into his foot.
MONDAY evening last Miss Fannie
Deatrick was painfully injured by being
knocked down by bicycle;
THIS week has been very dull in point
of locals. Neither elopements nor fisti-
cuffs grace our pages
THE public schools of the town and
county generally, will begin Thursday,
Sept. 1st.
THE new form of letter sheets, COM
bining envelope and stamp with sheat.
are for sale at the post office.
THE mother of Mr.. A. 5. Goulden, of
this place, died at her home in Adams
county, Pa, last week.
THE NJ G. Band held their concert at
Mont Alto yesterday. A large number
of people attended from this point.
THE U. b. Sunday School of this
place will picnic at Island Park, Aug.
81. Train will leave at O'Clock.
THERE were two circuses at Charles
town yesterday. We therefore condid-
er ourselves fortunate.
THE Baptist Church has been COM
pleted. 1t presents an attractive APP
pearance. Preaching 10y the pastor Rev.
Robertson, tomorrow.
AUTUMN poems left over from last
year will soon be inflicted upon the PEG
pie.
Mckinney Bros, of New York have
opened cigarette mandatory at Bal
timore. Four hundred girls will be en-
ployed.
Worsted Dress Goods 5 per yard al
Emmert & Fiery's clearing out sale
If you don't want dress they will
make nice comforts.
London & Paris.
OUR local editor is again absent from
his post, hence if the scissors seem more
dull than usual heap not anathemas up
on our frame.
WE are glad to learn that w. IL. A
Karicofe, who left this place some weeks
ago for Kansas, is prospecting in the
profession of law
ON Monday the Firemen of this city
picniced at Harper's Ferry. Island
Park was the pleasure ground OF
the Presbyterian Sabbath School on
Tuesday.
MIR. JOHN FARRIN visited Phila
delphia last week to meet his brother
who came all the way from Ireland t
visit him. A happy and joyful meeting
to you John.
MR.. r. r. MCMAHON, deputy Enc
Comptroller of the u. S. Treasury, re-
Gently visited Hon. @. j. Faulkner AND
called on the INDEPENDENT.
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WASHINGTON, w. Va, Aug. "a -
Jno. Cartwright was shot and killed
by some unknown person this NOR
ming. He was standing in front of
his clearinghouse talking to two ac-
quaintances when some one who was
concealed in the bushes on the oppc-
site bank of the creek fired at him
and the bullet entered his hart, pro
ducing instant death. A few minutes
later a man was seen to walk up the
creek bank carrying q rifle. He dis
appeared and has not been seen since
An attempt on Cartwright's life was
made about two months ago by some
one unknown, and he had just recov
cred from that wound Every effort
is being made to apprehend the as
sassin, bat so far they have been I'M
availing. Cartwright was about for
ty years of age and married and was
a dangerous character.
Francis Gallon, who has been
studying the laws Of heredity in e.
gard to temper. finds that there is a
greater proportion Of good tempered
people among women than among
men.
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AGENTS WANTED
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704 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Misses Susie and Lucy Edmunds,
of Kentucky. have been visiting Mrs.
u. Boyd Faulkner.
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A LIST OF FIDuCIARIES whose
IA accounts are before the undersigned
Commissioner of Accounts of the County
Court of Berkeley County for settlement,
j Nelson Wish err guardianship, Laura nj.
Riner, Ward John W Kindle, Guar
danship, Ruth NJ, Ira and Laurence q.
Tabler, Wards Emma j. Tabl.r, now
Brady, Administration, Geo. w. Tabler,
deceased.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of said Court, at my office at the Court
House of said County, the oath day of
August, 1887.
Aug. 27-2t. 1T. PICKING, Com.
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Price 2tc., soc and $i,pQ per bottle. Sold
by 4. III. Gilbert, Druggist.
nov ely
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-22
A Big Brazilian Lizard.

On upper Broadway, i'll big bird cage,
is an iguaDa lizard, that was found on a
Brazilian steamer, and given to cigar
cite manufacturer by the captain. 1t is O
curious creature, with its green and sealy
hide and its spiked back and hooded head.
What makes it odder to look at is that its
tail is broken off. The tail of the iguana,
in state of nature, is long, slender and
brittle. 1t snaps off like candy sticks at
a rude touch. The iguana is an edible
reptile, and among the Indians and
negroes of tropical countries it is n deadly
insult to offer a guest baked iguana
with its tail broken Off. 1t lives on
grasses, herbs and insects, and its flesh is
white and solid, with the flavor of a
turkeys breast. AS stew it is fine eat
ing. You see them alive in all the mar
kets of tropical America, with their jaws
tied up or sewn up, for they have teeth
that make an ugly bite.
The iguana is believed to have origin
ated the fable of the chameleon, that
feeds on air and changes color. l have
seen them among the grasses of the open
country, green as the grass itself, and in
the woods OF the color Of the tree trunks.
The change appears to have come from
the difference of feeding, though the sun
light may have some effect in bringing
out the color, and is useful in aiding their
concealment from the hunter.-Alfred
Trumble in New York News.